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Beside the amazing tutorial, I think your toy design actually make your rhino model looks so appealing ❤

Hi Kyle! Great video! Helped a lot on my sunglasses project! I have a question. Is there a video about your hotkey setup? Thanks!

thank you prof. Kyle

Hey, Kyle! Thanks again, love your tutorials! Step by step Rhino starts to make some sense)) Only problem I had following this was Fillet didn't work for me, trying to use ChainEdges it went partially flipped/inverted/broken... But trick with Pipe-Boolean-Blend worked fine. I'm wondering if there is a tutorial showing how to solve those problems with messy surfaces? How to clean bad topology (when control points are fighting each other), why match surface not working because of trims, kinks, why split/merge sometimes doesn't work... etc. In this video you showed few very useful tricks like that Extend Surface not working because of some invisible trim on pipe object. But problem is it is very hard to find answer like "why my Extend surface is not working?". Google will not find this video on such request... Is there some sort of Rhino golden rules how to avoid such problems?

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Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. I just wanted to ask you a question, I tried following the process and building this along with you but every time I had to add an edge to the SubD (loop or single edge/vertex) it didn’t work. The command would just show the preview of the edge line, but after clicking enter the command would just not work. Do you have any idea on how this is possible? Thank you again!!

Works beautifully. Takes the frustration out of filleting! Thank you!

How to add material after creating this geometry?

How do you define which commands deserve "boop"? And yes, another great tutorial. Thank you!

When it is a Sub-D surface it does not recognize the textures.🤕

I love that you focused on different methods to get result, it really helps to learn better. Thank you for your tutorials.

Why materials treated badly in Rhino? I tried adding materials from Vray and closed it, mext time I opened it, one of the material is not shown. I appliad a material, and when I pushpull it, the material is not shown correctly (stretched). Lastly, when there's many material applied to objects, my Rhino become slower. Any explanation please

I love the fact that Kyle's demos are about how to THINK as much as about various tools and how to use them. I also admire his willingness to fly by the seat of his pants. . .

subd is the best thing i discovered through this channel

Thanks dear Kyle,please share us more about surface modeling like this. watching you and problems struggling and the way you pass them has so much to learn and so joyful. Still waiting for your master clips for molding stuff in rhino. Best regards

Love your tutorials, warts and all…and thank you for NOT making this in SubD! 🙂

Thank you. This is by far the best method and explanation I have came across in my journey into learning rhino.🙏🙏🙏

I appreciate that you are sharing your struggles during the process. It means a lot to me because I also face similar challenges, and knowing that even a master encounters the same problems helps me feel more at ease, thanks for sharing!!

Kyle, the Master. Thank you for this tutorial!

Working with subd is very inconvenient. My opinion is that it is better to do the subd in a polygonal program, for example Blender or Cinema4D (where it will be much faster and better), then import it into Rhino and continue working further. And most likely the problem is that you don’t understand topology, otherwise you would have done everything differently from the very beginning, rather than making a bunch of changes just like that. Sorry for my statement...

Great feature. Maybe one day Grasshopper programs have a clean interface mode. Basically making them component configurators to make an component library with or shared app-store with. That would be less technical and very collaborative.

How did your hide command hide everything else ( I expected it to hide the selected objects), and how did you bring the armada back up?

I will follow the tutorial with enthusiasm and I will send you the model so you can give me your opinion.

I think that the first shape to begin with is a hollow cilinder for wheels. It gives an equal number of polygons to follow on each side so you can controll the overall topology better. The circular shape will look clean and you can also approximate dimensions better. The key of modeling in subd is to know the basic rules of 3d modeling: clean topology, pattern transitions and quads instead of triangles or ngons. For me, the biggest advantage was that I learned 3ds max and blender before.

does it work with other graphic tablet companies or should it be a Wacom model?

I for one think your sketch is great. Well it took me three days, but took me from zero to dangerous lol. Thank you so much!

Huge fan of these videos! I always learning one thing or another in each video. The little jokes here and there never fail to crack me up too!

Is there any way to replicate this in Grasshopper with similar level of control over what faces are getting what colour?

Magician Brian, thanks for the tutorial.

Fantastic, been using this since rhino 8 came out! Any way of doing this while not generating massively complex isocurves? I feel like rhino could really use a cleaner transition from SubD to NURBS.

I will practice right now, look you make the model so easy, thanks a lot.

It's a valuable video I have seen today.

thnks u sir, for this lesson

Thanks, Kyle, this is amazing! Learning a lot from your little, but tricky real life projects like this. There are many guys on youtube who model in Rhino, but not so much who can explain it in perfect English, and your sense of humor really make it stand out)) After many years of modeling in 3ds max learning Rhino is pain, but your videos make it much easier. God bless you, sir! ❤ And yeah, as Autodesk user I almost had a stroke hearing you didn't save project for over an hour... On Max's users keyboards Ctrl and S are polished like a mirror! 🥲

Do you think we would be able to move the Analytical Lines in Grasshopper with the API release this after Revit 2023? That would help us automate the Analytical models in Revit & not manually have to move them in Revit.

how do you cut the plane via project and split without the Subd object converting to NURBS?

Did you notice you can not rotate the handlebar?

hello thanks for the great tutorial. why soft transform doesn't work for scaling the handle of fork?

22:50 I've adopted this nifty little script way back, then after an upgrade I lost it. It took me days to find this video and the script burried deep inside.😅

An alternative method is to use the "Named CPlanes" panel and directly click on some of the saved CPlanes there. :) ua-cam.com/video/Q9aZVt-1j1s/v-deo.html There are a few advantages of that approach: 1. It works directly in the same viewport. No need to reach different viewports. This way, the viewport could be maximized and even locked, and the trick will still work; 2. It does not need to setup different views preliminary with multiple viewports opened simultaneously; 3. As long as the "Named CPlanes" panel is opened, the selection could be remapped to any saved CPlane in the list, even very far from the camera.

¡Buen tutorial!

Revit, Tekla, Rhino, Sketchup, blender, 3dsMax all are copying each others. Same as all android phones are doing.

It reminds me of setting up a dot matrix printer in the 1980s. Trying day and night until it finally printed. Compared to Rhino mapping and texturing, it was child's play.

You fail to mention the cPlane's influence on the direction of the offset. This command gets particularly nasty when the curve being offset is a 3D curve (not flat on one plane). It seems to only work when in Top view (or whatever view is closest to parallel for the ribbon), its not great. Do you mind also explaining what each option within the ribbon offset actually does?

Please add more feature for drafting so I can finally get away from AutoCAD 😀😀 This software is literally AutoCAD and Sketchup combined with extra steps ❤❤❤

so i dont have to pay for vray with this one???

work very good please files

something was missing in Rhino now finally there

21:40 when I drag SubD I obtain curves

hi can you make a video about turning 2D top, front, back, right, left already drawned CAD file to 3D as a reference can you use Pioneer Opus Quad? Thanks